Corporate Counsel
... At the end...a much better fit for...have a seat at the bargaining table."...
...compensation. ...
...instance, when is a dismissal a victory? To answer that question honestly, at a minimum, a determination needs to be made as to whether a...
...The writing is on the wall: Legal departments need to be at the center of companies' long-term business strategies. But CEOs and general...
...they ever thought they could be." His department continues to perform at the same level, he says. And it hasn't increased its use...
...thought they could be." His department continues to perform at the same level, he said. And it hasn't increased its use...
...wasn't completely unfamiliar. Hill represented Phillips Petroleum while in private practice at Glidden Partners, a firm he helped found in 1996, and worked with...
...or general counsel, you might not get another opportunity for months, if at all. Surprisingly, the rules for succeeding in the dating world and in...
...or general counsel, you might not get another opportunity for months, if at all. Surprisingly, the rules for succeeding in the dating world and in...
...deal with another company and altering its own financial records to look better than they were. In 2004 the feds forced AIG to sign a...
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